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I currently have my 89 ,1500 appart in the garage, and I'm in need of a source for replacement vacuum lines (the small gage rubber tubing) that seem to run everywhere on a Goldwing engine . My local dealer is zero help "Its too old we don't stock parts ..ect. " any one have a good source and...

I was stationed a Ft Huachuca ,married a gal from Bisbee lived there till we had orders for Germany and that was where she split the sheets , she was not going so ended that , but yep even in the 70's Bisbee was a hippy town Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

Glad you followed your instincts and Did go in .I lost my dad back in the late 60's to a heart attack that I later found out he had his first one up in Colorado while hunting and ignored it , we just need to admit we men are not always bullet proof and go get checked out .. Great looking bike by...

The wife and I did the advanced two up training course at WingDing one year and part of the course was the figure 8 box two update ..talk about sweat rolling off of you . doing it two up was hard ,I blew out of the box the first try but we did it on our second try it will make you concentrate on...

Don't forget Suzuki's adventure in the late 70's in to rotary engine for motorcycles if I remember Road Rider magazine took one for a extended ride , they had a few problems with oil consumption and I think a water leak (yes it's a water pumper) not sure how many were built but it never was a...

Saw that also , glad the word it being passed around do if you don't recognize the phone number just let it ring Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Tapatalk

I was stationed in southern Arizona always enjoyed the ridding weather

I have used 3M weather strip adhesive for years and it works great a little on each side let get tacky and stick it down Sent from my SM-T530NU using Tapatalk

Long story short coming back from Rolling Thunder my 89 1500 developed a squeak which became a squeal when I got back home I pulled the rear end down and found the rotor was dragging on the front ( side closest to the front of the bike) of the cast brake caliper housing . It was still grinding...

Hi julimike54. I ride with a chapter here in Texas and it was noticed by several members that the sun was causing damage mostly from the Tulsa windshield due to its curve and maybe the extended height ,I enjoy my Tulsa and would not change a thing I just have a couple of covers that I rotate...

That kind of damage is frequently seen with Tulsa windshields down here in Texas that is why you see windshield covers used on many of our bikes dosent have to be fancy even a old rally t-shirt pulled down over the windshield will do the trick